Last month, I had the incredible opportunity to attend a talk with Sarah Corbett and Professor Helen Pankhurst. These two inspiring women delved into the world of craftivism and shared profound insights on how gentle protest can foster meaningful change. For those unfamiliar, craftivism is a form of activism that merges crafting with social or […]
Tag: crochet as activism
In the midst of a world often marred by conflict, finding ways to channel our hopes and messages of peace into creative outlets can be profoundly healing. Recently, I completed a crochet piece that holds deep personal and political significance. This piece features the ancient Ogham script, spelling out the word “ceasefire,” inspired by artist […]
Hey folks, today we’re going to dive into the world of crochet and explore the unique and charming tradition of Irish women and their crochet skills. Get ready for a journey into the wonderful world of Irish crochet! When you think of Ireland, you might picture breathtaking landscapes, lively music, and a rich cultural heritage. […]
Knit in Public Day 2023
Hey there, fellow crochet enthusiasts! Grab your hooks, yarn, and comfy chairs because we’re about to embark on an exciting adventure. World Wide Knit in Public Day is just around the corner, and guess what? Crocheters are more than welcome to join the party! So, let’s gather our hooks, needles, and enthusiasm to celebrate this […]
Crochet as Craftivism
Hey there, fellow craftivists! Let’s talk about crochet as a kickass form of activism, or as we like to call it, craftivism. Craftivism is a form of activism that combines craft, such as knitting, sewing, or crochet, with social and political activism. It involves using handmade creations as a means to raise awareness, advocate for […]
